JVC KD-G637 User's Manual
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87. INSTRUCTIONS GET0470 001A EE ENGLISH Thank you for purchasing a JVC product Please read all instructions carefully before operation to ensure your complete understanding and to obtain the best possible performance from the unit CAUTION Do not open the top cover There are no user serviceable parts inside the unit leave all servicing to CAUTION Visible and or invisible class 1M laser radiation when open Do not view directly with optical IMPORTANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS 1 CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT 2 qualified service personnel 3 instruments 4 REPRODUCTION OF LABEL CAUTION LABEL PLACED OUTSIDE THE UNIT CAUTION VISIBLE AND OR EJ CON INSTRUMENTAL STRALEN MED OPTISKA lt NG OPTIQUES FRA PTICO ESP SWB PN European Union only If you need to operate the unit while driving be sure to look ahead carefully or you may be involved in a traffic accident Your preset adjustments will also be erased 93 How to forcibly eject disc Caution on volume setting Discs produce very little noise compared with other ay sources Lower the volume before playing a disc Hold to avoid damaging the speakers by the sudden increase of the output level Be careful not to drop the disc when
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109. Hold SEL Select a PSM item Adjust the PSM item selected Turn Repeat steps 2 and 3 to adjust other PSM items if necessary Finish the procedure SEL Continued on the next page _ gt _ ENGLISH Indications Item Selectable settings reference page __ Initial DEMO DEMO ON Display demonstration will be activated automatically if no Display operation is done for about 20 seconds 7 demonstration DEMO OFF Cancels CLK DISP ON Clock time is shown on the display at all times when the power is Clock display turned off OFF Cancels pressing DISP will show the clock time for about 5 seconds when the power is turned off 7 CLOCK H 0 23 1 12 lnitial 0 0 00 7 Hour adjustment CLOCK M 00 59 Initial 00 0 00 7 Minute adjustment 24H 12H 24H See also page 7 for setting Time display mode 12H CLK ADJ AUTO The built in dock is automatically adjusted using the CT clock Clock adjustment time data in the RDS signal OFF Cancels AF REG 2 AF When the currently received signals become weak the unit Alternative frequency switches to another station the programme may differ from the regionalization one currently received 10 reception The AF indicator lights up AFREG When the currently received signals become weak the unit switches to another station broadcasting the
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121. EQ 8 9 55 10 11 RPT 12 RND x 33 E33 C83 8 If the selected primary service has some secondary services pressing the same button again will tune in to the secondary services Tracing the same programme Alternative Frequency Reception You can keep listening to the same programme by activating the Alternative Frequency Reception While receiving DAB service When driving in an area where a service cannot be received this unit automatically tunes in to another ensemble or FM RDS station broadcasting the same programme While receiving an FM RDS station When driving in an area where a DAB service is broadcasting the same programme as the FM RDS station is broadcasting this unit automatically tunes in to the DAB service When shipped from the factory Alternative Frequency Reception is activated To deactivate the Alternative Frequency Reception see page 16 To change the display information while tuning to an ensemble IO Service name Ensemble name Channel number Frequency Clock back to the beginning iPod D player operations This unit is ready for operating an Apple iPod or a JVC D player from the control panel I e Before operating your iPod player Connect either one of the following separately purchased to the CD changer jack on the rear of this unit Interface adapter for iPod KS PD100 for
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126. 1 1202 ON CLASSIC Classical music ara Ae dE POPS Light music 02 01 02 OFF HIP HOP Funk or rap music EOT o JAZZ 03 00 03 OFF Jazz music 1 Bass 2 Mid range 3 Treble 4 Loudness Adjusting the sound General settings PSM You can adjust the sound characteristics to your preference 1 P BAS MID TRE gt FAD se VOL L10UD BAL 2 oi AT Turn Indication Range bass 06 to 06 Adjust the bass mid range 06 to 06 Adjust the mid range frequencies sound level TRE treble 06 to 06 Adjust the treble FAD fader R06 to F06 Adjust the front and rear speaker balance BAL balance L06 to R06 Adjust the left and right speaker balance LOUD loudness LOUD ON or LOUD OFF Boost low and high frequencies to produce a well balanced sound at low volume level VOL volume 00 to 30 or 5073 Adjust the volume 1 When you adjust the bass mid range treble or loudness the adjustment you have made is stored for the currently selected sound mode iEQ including USER 2 Ifyou are using a two speaker system set the fader level to 00 3 Depending on the amplifier gain control setting See page 17 for details You can change PSM Preferred Setting Mode items listed in the table that follows 1 I A
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131. x 12 mm Alternate Channel 65 dB Mass 1 4 kg excluding accessories Selectivity 400 kHz Frequency Response 40 Hz to 15 000 Hz Design and specifications are subject to change without Stereo Separation 30dB notice MW Tuner Sensitivity Selectivity 20 uV 35 dB LW Tuner Sensitivity 50 pV I e Z JVC 1 1 2 1
132. Canceling the display demonstrations Select DEMO then DEMO OFF 2 Setting the clock Select CLOCK H hour then adjust the hour Select CLOCK M minute then adjust the minute Select 24H 12H then 24H hour or 12H hour Finish the procedure SEL To check the current clock time while the power is turned off iO Clock time is shown on the display for about 5 seconds See also page 16 Radio operations gt FM1 FM2 FM3 AM gt 6 BAND FM2 gt FM3 c Ms 88 3 Lights up when receiving an FM stereo broadcast with sufficient signal strength e Start searching for a station When a station is received nu searching stops ES stop searching press the same button again Z Note FM1 and 87 5 MHz 108 0 MHz FM3 65 00 MHz 74 00 MHz To tune in to a station manually n step above 1 1 P Hold Wc __2 _ Select desired station frequency When an FM stereo broadcast is hard to receive MODE 9 2 MONO Lights up when monaural mode is activated Reception improves but stereo effect will be lost To restore the stereo effect repeat the same procedure MONO OFF appears and the MO indicator goes off o mm Storing stations in memory Listening to preset station You can preset six stations for each band
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134. 1 BNO FM 2 gt FMB lt ENGLISH FM station automatic presetting 2 Select th t station 1 6 t SSM Strong station Sequential erect che preset station 1 6 you wan Memory 1 27 37 2 57 57 1 Select the FM band 1 FM3 you want to store into To check the current clock time while listening to an FM non RDS or AM station an oiii M B Mi For FM RDS stations see page 10 FM RDS operations ERES 3 C37 What you can do with RDS SSM flashes then disappears when automatic RDS Radio Data System allows FM stations to send an presetting is over additional signal along with their regular programme signals Local FM stations with the strongest signals are By receiving the RDS data this unit can do the searched and stored automatically in the FM band following Programme Type PTY Search see the following Manual presetting TA Traffic Announcement and PTY Standby Receptions see pages 9 and 16 Tracing the same programme automatically un Network Tracking Reception see page 10 1 pao FM gt Ha FM3 Programme Search see pages 10 and 16 2 Searching for your favorite 92 5 RDS programme You can tune in to a station broadcasting your favorite Preset number flashes fora while Programme by searching for a PTY code 3 Hold D To store your favorite programme types see
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140. Returns to the previous menu Dw Confirms the selection Continued on the next page ENGLISH o 6 reverse F forward buttons Searches for stations or DAB services if pressed briefly Searches for DAB ensembles if pressed and held Fast forwards or reverses the track if pressed and held Changes the tracks if pressed briefly While listening to an iPod or a D player in menu selecting mode Selects an item if pressed briefly Then press D w to confirm the selection Skips 10 items at a time if pressed and held Basic operations on the power QO 6 SAC FM1 FM2 FM3 AM DAB1 DAB2 DAB3 Y Cp Y USB Y CD CH IPOD D PLAYER or EXT IN 1 You cannot select these sources if they are not ready or not connected 2 NO USB appears if USB memory is not attached e BAND a For FM AM tuner gt FM1 FM2 gt FM3 lt For DAB tuner gt DAB1 gt DAB2 DAB3 lt Adjust the volume Volume level RR Turn VOL i Adjust the sound as you want See pages 14 and 15 drop the volumein a moment ATT 7 To restore the sound press the button again To turn off the power O Hold Basic settings See also General settings PSM on pages 15 17 1 mo SEL 2 Turn
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142. Packet Write CD RW CD RW lt a gt lt 2 lt a gt CD R CD RW MP3 WMA MP3 WMA 3 lt mp3 gt lt wma gt
143. appears on the display Insert the magazine RESET 8 appears the display Connect this unit and the CD changer correctly and press the reset button of the CD changer e RESET 1 RESET 7 appears on the display Press the reset button of the CD changer The CD changer does not work at all Reset the unit see page 2 Continued on the next page _ ENGLISH DAB iPod D player playback Symptoms e noSIGNAL appears on the display Remedies Causes Move to an area with stronger signals RESET 8 appears on the display Connect this unit and the DAB tuner correctly and reset the unit see page 2 ANTENANG appears the display Check the cords and connections The DAB tuner does not work at all The iPod or D player does not turn on or does not work Reconnect this unit and the DAB tuner correctly and reset the unit see page 2 Check the connecting cable and its connection Update the firmware version Charge the battery The sound is distorted Deactivate the equalizer either on the unit or the iPod D player NO IPOD or NO DP appears on the display Check the connecting cable and its connection Charge the battery Playback stops The headphones are disconnected during playback Restart the playback operation using the control panel see page 19 No so
144. controlling an iPod D player interface adapter KS PD500 for controlling a D player For connection see Installation Connection Manual separate volume For details refer also to the manual supplied with the interface adapter Preparations Make sure CHANGER is selected for the external input setting see page 17 6 SRC Playback starts automatically from where it has been paused or stopped 2 previously Continued on the next page _ ENGLISH Adjust the volume arp See 0 Adjust the sound as you want See pages 14 and 15 Make sure the equalizer on the iPod or D player is deactivated pause or stop playback To resume playback press the button again To fast forward or reverse the track Hold To go to the next or previous tracks For iPod 2 For D player Selecting a track from the menu 1 Enter the main menu Now the A W F t v gt A buttons work as the menu selecting buttons 2 Select the desired menu For iPod PLAYLIST ARTISTS lt ALBUMS lt gt SONGS GENRES COMPOSER lt gt back to the beginning For D player PLAYLIST ARTIST ALBUM lt gt GENRE lt gt TRACK lt gt back to the beginning 3 Confirm the selection To move back to the previous menu press e Ifa track is selected playback starts aut
145. 16 kbps 32 kbps Sampling frequency 22 05 kHz 32 kbps 320 kbps Sampling frequency 48 kHz 44 1 kHz 32 kHz This unit can play back MP3 files recorded in VBR variable bit rate EP The maximum number of characters for MP3 Tag 128 characters 64 Cyrillic alphabets WMA Tag 64 characters Folder names 145 characters 72 Cyrillic alphabets over 8 hierarchies File names 25 characters e This unit can recognize a total of 2 500 files 250 folders 999 files per folder and of 8 hierarchies e This unit does not support SD card reader This unit cannot play back the following files MP3 files encoded with MP3i and MP3 PRO format MP3 files encoded in an inappropriate format MP3 files encoded with Layer 1 2 Changing the source Ifyou change the source playback also stops Next time you select the same source again playback starts from where it has been stopped previously Ejecting a disc Ifthe ejected disc is not removed within 15 seconds the disc is automatically inserted again into the loading slot to protect it from dust After ejecting a disc or removing a USB memory NO DISC or NO USB appears and you cannot operate some of the buttons Insert another disc reattach a USB memory or press SRC to select another playback source General settings PSM AUTO setting for DIMMER may not work correctly on some vehicles particularly on those h
146. Disc sound is sometimes interrupted Stop playback while driving on rough roads Change the disc Check the cords and connections NO DISC appears on the display Disc cannot be played back Insert a playable disc into the loading slot Use disc with MP3 WMA tracks recorded in the format compliant with ISO 9660 Level 1 Level 2 Romeo or Joliet Add the extension code lt mp3 gt or lt wma gt to the file names Noise is generated Skip to another track or change the disc Do not add the extension code lt mp3 gt or lt wma gt to non MP3 or WMA tracks Alonger readout time is required keeps flashing on the display Do not use too many hierarchies and folders Tracks are not played back in the order you have intended Playback order is determined when the files are recorded MP3 WMA playback USB memory playback CD changer Symptoms Elapsed playing time is not correct Remedies Causes This sometimes occurs during play This is caused by how the tracks are recorded on the disc PLEASE and EJECT appear alternately on the display Insert a disc that contains MP3 WMA tracks I e J e Correct characters are not displayed e g album name Noise is generated This unit can only display Roman alphabets upper case Cyrillic alphabets upper case numbers and a limited number of symbo
147. Programme indicator either lights up or flashes Ifthe TP indicator lights up TA Standby Reception is activated Ifthe TP indicator flashes TA Standby Reception is not yet activated This occurs when you are listening to an FM station without the RDS signals required for TA Standby Reception To activate TA Standby Reception tune in to another station providing these signals The TP indicator will stop flashing and remain lit To deactivate the TA Standby Reception KO The TP indicator goes off Continued on the next page ENGLISH PTY Standby Reception PTY Standby Reception allows the unit to switch temporarily to your favorite PTY programme from any source other than AM To activate and select your favorite PTY code for PTY Standby Reception see page 16 The PTY indicator either lights up or flashes Ifthe PTY indicator lights up PTY Standby Reception is activated Ifthe PTY indicator flashes PTY Standby Reception is not yet activated To activate PTY Standby Reception tune in to another station providing these signals The PTY indicator will stop flashing and remain lit To deactivate the PTY Standby Reception select OFF for the PTY code see page 16 The PTY indicator goes off Tracing the same programme Network Tracking Reception When driving in an area where FM reception is not sufficient enough this unit automatically tunes in to another FM RDS station of the
148. back MP3 WMA files with the extension code lt mp3 gt or lt wma gt regardless of the letter case upper lower This unit can show the names of albums artists performer and Tag Version 1 0 1 1 2 2 2 3 or 2 4 for MP3 files and for WMA files This unit can display only one byte characters No other characters can be correctly displayed This unit can play back MP3 WMA files meeting the conditions below Bit rate of MP3 8 kbps 320 kbps Sampling frequency of MP3 48 kHz 44 1 kHz 32 kHz for MPEG 1 24 kHz 22 05 kHz 16 kHz for MPEG 2 12 kHz 11 025 kHz 8 kHz for MPEG 2 5 Bit rate of WMA 16 kbps 32 kbps Sampling frequency 22 05 kHz 32 kbps 320 kbps Sampling frequency 48 kHz 44 1 kHz 32 kHz Disc format ISO 9660 Level 1 Level 2 Romeo Joliet Windows long file name The maximum number of characters for file folder names vary among the disc format used includes 4 extension characters lt mp3 gt lt wma gt 150 9660 Level 1 up to 12 characters 160 9660 Level 2 up to 31 characters Romeo up to 128 characters Joliet up to 64 characters Windows long file name up to 128 characters This unit can recognize a total of 512 files of 200 folders and of 8 hierarchies This unit can play back files recorded in VBR variable bit rate Files recorded in VBR have a discrepancy in elapsed time display and do not show the actual
149. page 9 P4 Ae Ab VFO Hold last selected PTY code appears Ex Storing FM station of 92 5 MHz into preset number 4 of the FM1 band Select of your favorite programme types 1 C2 87 47 57 57 or Select one of the PTY codes see page 10 Turn Start searching for your favorite programme If there is a station broadcasting a programme of the same PTY code as you have selected that station is tuned in Storing your favorite programme types You can store six favorite programme types Preset programme types in the number buttons 1 to 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 POP ROCK M EASY CLASSICS AFFAIRS VARIED 1 Select a PTY code see above 2 Select the preset number 1 6 you want to store into 7 EQ 8 9 SSM 10 11 RPT 12 RND 27 37 47 57 57 Hold ROCKM e MEMORY Ex When ROCK M is selected Repeat steps 1 and 2 to store other PTY codes into other preset numbers 4 Finish the procedure Ce Hola Using the standby receptions TA Standby Reception TA Standby Reception allows the unit to switch temporarily to Traffic Announcement TA from any source other than AM The volume changes to the preset TA volume level if the current level is lower than the preset level see page 16 I activate Standby Reception The Traffic
150. same programme The AF and REG indicators light up OFF Cancels not selectable when DAB AF is set to AF ON PTY STBY 2 OFF codes Activates PTY Standby Reception with one of the PTY codes 10 PTY standby TAVOL VOL 00 Initial VOL 15 Trafficannouncement VOL 30 or 503 volume P SEARCH ON Activates Programme Search 10 Programme search OFF Cancels DAB AF AFON Traces the programme among DAB services and FM RDS stations Alternative frequency 18 reception AF OFF Cancels Indications Item Selectable settings reference page __ Initial I DAB VOL VOL 12 Initial VOL 00 You can adjust the volume level of DAB tuner to DAB volume VOL 12 match the FM sound level and store it in memory adjustment a DIMMER AUTO Dimsthe display when you turn on the headlights Dimmer ON Activates dimmer OFF Cancels TEL e MUTING1 Select either one which mutes the sounds while using a cellular Telephone muting MUTING 2 phone OFF Cancels SCROLL 5 ONCE Scrolls the track information once Scroll AUTO Repeats scrolling at 5 second intervals OFF Cancels Pressing DISP for more than one second can scroll the display regardless of the setting EXT IN 5 CHANGER TouseaJVCCD changer 11 an Apple iPod JVC D player 19 External input EXTIN To use any other external component 21 TAG DI
151. the source or eject the disc To stop play and eject the disc Press SRC to listen to another playback source 4 Playing discs in the CD changer m All discs in the magazine will be played repeatedly until you change the source Ejecting the magazine will also stop playback COP or EXT IN f you have changed the external input setting to EXT IN see page 17 you cannot select the CD changer 6 Select disc For disc number from 01 06 D 27 87 47 57 For disc number from 07 12 GD 27 C3 47 57 6 Hold Playing from a USB memory mmm This unit can play MP3 WMA tracks stored in a USB memory All tracks in the USB memory will be played repeatedly until you change the source Removing the USB memory will also stop playback Then press SRC to listen to another playback source I e SRC Playback starts from where it has been stopped previously Ifa different USB memory is currently attached playback starts from the beginning To detach the USB memory straightly pull it out from the unit Continued on the next page ee ENGLISH m Y Avoid using the USB memory if it might hinder your safety driving Do not pull out or attach the USB memory repeatedly while CHECK appears on the display Operation and power supply may not work as intended for some USB memories You cannot conn
152. the display Press amp to eject the disc While fast forwarding or reversing on an MP3 or WMA disc you can only hear intermittent sounds Playing a CD R or CD RW Use only finalized CD Rs or CD RWs This unit can play back only files of the same type which are first detected if a disc includes both audio CD CD DA files and MP3 WMA files This unit can play back multi session discs however unclosed sessions will be skipped while playing Some CD Rs or CD RWs may not be played back on this unit because of their disc characteristics or for the following reasons Discs are dirty or scratched Moisture condensation occurs on the lens inside the unit The pickup lens inside the unit is dirty CD R CD RW on which the files are written with Packet Write method There are improper recording conditions missing data etc or media conditions stained scratched warped etc CD RWs may require a longer readout time since the reflectance of CD RWs is lower than that of regular CDs Continued on the next page a ENGLISH Do use the following CD Rs CD RWs Discs with stickers labels or protective seal stuck to the surface Discs on which labels can be directly printed by an ink jet printer Using these discs under high temperatures or high humidities may cause malfunctions or damage to the unit Playing an MP3 WMA disc This unit can play
153. 3 WMA MP3 WMA 16 320 MP3 48 44 1 32 1 24 22 05 16 MPEG 2 12 11 025 8 2 5 WMA 16 32 22 05 32 320 48 441 32 y VBR MP3 128 64 WMA 64 145 72 8 25 2 5001250 999
154. 7 4 57 57 Hold To use direct folder access on MP3 WMA it is required that folders are assigned with 2 digit numbers at the beginning of their folder names 01 02 03 and so on To select a particular track in a folder for MP3 WMA Other main functions Skipping tracks quickly during play E Only possible on JVC MP3 compatible CD changer For MP3 WMA USB you can skip tracks within the same folder Ex To select track 32 while playing a track whose number is a single digit 1 to 9 1 Move r gt Track 1 to 9 gt Track n Each time you press the button you can skip 10 tracks After the last track the first track will be selected and vice versa Prohibiting disc ejection You can lock a disc in the loading slot gt 31 ED SRC Hold NO EJECT To cancel the prohibition repeat the same procedure Changing the display information E While playing an audio CD ora CD Text gt gt Disc title performer pc Track title C PEN I e z While playing MP3 WMA disc or USB memory When TAG DISP is set to TAG ON see page 17 Album name performer qt LB folder name Track title file name lt When TAG DISP is set to TAG OFF LA LB Folder name Cm File name LA Elapsed playin
155. C 99 100 CD Text JVC CD Text Ea po MP3 WMA USB WMA MP3 WMA 01 06 7 9 SSM 10 D C8
156. DEMO ON 20 7 DEMO OFF CLK DISP ON OFF DISP 5 7 CLOCK H 0 23 1 12 0 0 00 7 CLOCK M 00 59 00 0 00 7 24H 12H 24H Ha 7 12H CLK ADJ 2 AUTO RDS OFF AF REG 2 AF
157. FM RDS 10 e RDS RDS 9 16 10 10 i 16 RDS memm 9 KO
158. FM3 BAND A FM1 FM2 gt FM3 4 1 BAND Sl FM1 gt FM2 gt FM3 lt 2 1 6 7 9 SSM 10 11 RPT 12 RND 27 C3 20 57 57 RDS lt 3 9 SSM dli SSM SSM 92 5 4 FM1 iS FM1 gt 2 FM3 AM lt 1 nan dmi
159. Output RMS System semiconductor laser Front Rear 19 W per channel into 4 0 Number of Channels 2 channels stereo 40 Hz to 20 000 Hz at no more Frequency Response 5 Hz 20000 Hz than 0 8 total harmonic Dynamic Range 96 dB distortion Signal to Noise Ratio 98 dB Load Impedance 40 40 to 8 Q allowance Wow and Flutter Less than measurable limit Tone Control Range MP3 Decoding Format MPEG1 2 Audio Layer 3 Bass 12 dB at 60 Hz Max Bit Rate 320 kbps Mid range 12 dB at 1 kHz WMA Windows Media Audio Decoding Format Treble 12 dB at 10 kHz Max Bit Rate 192 kbps Frequency Response 40 Hz to 20 000 Hz Playable USB memory Signal to Noise Ratio 70 dB Format FAT 12 16 32 Line Out Level 2 5 V 20 load full scale Storage Less than 4 GB Impedance 1 partition type Output Impedance Playable Audio MP3 WMA Other Terminals CD changer USB input Format terminal Max Current Less than 500 mA TUNER SECTION GENERAL Frequency Range Power Requirement FM1 FM2 87 5 MHz to 108 0 MHz Operating Voltage DC14 4V FM3 65 00 MHz to 74 00 MHZ 11 V to 16 V allowance AM MW 522 kHz to 1 620 kHz Grounding System Negative ground LW 144 kHz to 279 kHz Allowable Operating 0 C to 40 FM Tuner Temperature Usable Sensitivity 11 3 dBf 1 0 pV 75 0 Dimensions W x H x D approx 50 dB Quieting 16 3 dBf 1 8 pV 75 0 Installation Size 182 mm 52 mm 150 mm Sensitivity Panel Size 188 mm x 58
160. P3 2 01 02 03 i MP3 WMA daiinis JVC MP3 MP3 WMA USB 32 1 9 1 1 9 gt 10 amp lt 20 X 1 N Co B 10 gt
161. SP TAGON Shows the Tag information while playing MP3 WMA tracks 13 Tag display TAG OFF Cancels AMP GAIN e LOWPWR VOL00 VOL 30 Select this if the maximum power of the speaker is Amplifier gain less than 50 W to prevent damaging the speaker control e HIGHPWR 0100 0150 IF BAND AUTO Increases the tuner selectivity to reduce interference noises between Intermediate close stations Stereo effect may be lost frequency band WIDE Subject to interference noises from adjacent stations but sound quality will not be degraded and the stereo effect will remain 1 Ifthe power supply is not interrupted by turning off the ignition key of your car it is recommended to select OFF to save the car s battery 2 Onlyfor FM RDS stations 3 Depends on the amplifier gain control 4 Displayed only when DAB tuner is connected 5 Some characters or symbols will be shown correctly or will be blanked on the display e Displayed only when one of the following sources is selected FM AM DAB CD or USB ENGLISH DAB tuner operations What is DAB system Digital Audio Broadcasting DAB can deliver digital quality sound without any annoying interference and signal distortion Furthermore it can carry text pictures and data When transmitting DAB combines several programmes called services to form one ensemble In addition each service called primary service can also be divid
162. automatically tuned in When storing a station manually the previously preset station is erased when a new station is stored in the same preset number FM RDS operations Network Tracking Reception requires two types of RDS signals PI Programme Identification and AF Alternative Frequency to work correctly Without receiving these data correctly Network Tracking Reception will not operate correctly Traffic Announcement is received by TA Standby Reception the volume level automatically changes to the preset level TA VOL if the current level is lower than the preset level When Alternative Frequency Reception is activated with AF selected Network Tracking Reception is also activated automatically On the other hand Network Tracking Reception cannot be deactivated without deactivating Alternative Frequency Reception See page 16 Ifyou want to know more about RDS visit lt http www rds org uk gt Disc operations Caution for DualDisc playback The Non DVD side of a DualDisc does not comply with the Compact Disc Digital Audio standard Therefore the use of Non DVD side of a DualDisc on this product may not be recommended I e General This unit has been designed to reproduce CDs CD Texts and CD Rs Recordable CD RWs Rewritable in audio CD CD DA MP3 and WMA formats e When disc is inserted upside down PLEASE and EJECT appear alternately on
163. aving a control dial for dimming In this case change the DIMMER setting to any other than AUTO Ifyou change the AMP GAIN setting from HIGH PWR to LOW PWR while the volume level is set higher than VOL 30 the unit automatically changes the volume level to VOL 30 DAB tuner operations Only primary DAB services can be presetted even when you store a secondary service Apreviously preset DAB service is erased when a new DAB service is stored in the same preset number iPod D player operations When you turn on this unit the iPod or D player is charged through this unit While the iPod or D player is connected all operations from the iPod or D player are disabled Perform all operations from this unit The text information may not be displayed correctly Some characters such as accented letters cannot be shown correctly on the display Depends on the condition of communication between the iPod or D player and the unit Ifthe text information includes more than 8 characters it scrolls on the display This unit can display up to 40 characters Notice When operating an iPod ora D player some operations may not be performed correctly or as intended In this case visit the following JVC web site For iPod users lt http www jvc co jp english car support ks pd100 index html gt For D player users http www jvc co jp C english car s
164. button MO monaural button SSM Strong station Sequential Memory button 18 Number buttons RPT repeat button 20 21l 22 23 24 25 26 RND random button M MODE button EQ equalizer indicator Sound mode iEQ intelligent equalizer indicators USER ROCK CLASSIC POPS HIP HOP JAZZ lights up for the selected item Tr track indicator Disc information indicators TAG Tag information J2 track file Playback source indicators CH Lights up only when CD CH is selected as the playback source DISC Lights up for the built in CD player Source display Time countdown indicator Main display folder 29 Tuner reception indicators MO monaural ST stereo LOUD loudness indicator RDS indicators AF REG TP PTY Playback mode item indicators RND random disc fm folder RPT repeat n Remote controller elements and features Installing the lithium coin battery 2025 CR2025 Aim the remote controller directly at the remote sensor on the unit Make sure there is no obstacle in between XL S Do not install any battery other than CR2025 or its equivalent otherwise it may explode Do not leave the remote controller in a place such as dashboards exposed to direct sunlight for a long time otherwise it may explod
165. e Store the battery in a place where children cannot reach to avoid risk of accident To prevent the battery from over heating cracking or starting a fire Do not recharge short disassemble heat the battery or dispose of it in a fire Do not leave the battery with other metallic materials Do not poke the battery with tweezers or similar tools Wrap the battery with tape and insulate when throwing away or saving it J WS EN mm 12 El 1 ATT standby on attenuator button Turns the power on if pressed briefly or attenuates the sound when the power is on Turns the power off if pressed and held A U up D down w buttons Changes the FM AM DAB bands with A U Changes the preset stations or DAB services with D v Changes the folder of the MP3 WMA USB While playing an disc on an MP3 compatible CD changer Changes the disc if pressed briefly Changes the folder if pressed and held While listening to an Apple iPod or a JVC D player Pauses stops or resumes playback with D w Enters the main menu with U Now a U D w lt 4 R F work as the menu selecting buttons VOL VOL buttons Adjusts the volume level SOUND button Selects the sound mode iEQ intelligent equalizer SOURCE button Selects the source N e ES e AU
166. ect a computer to the USB input terminal ofthe unit Make sure all important data has been backed up to avoid losing the data Some USB memories may not work immediately after you turn on the power 9 About MP3 and WMA tracks MP3 and WMA tracks words file and track are used interchangeably are recorded in folders About the CD changer It is recommended to use a JVC MP3 compatible CD changer with your unit You can also connect MP3 incompatible CD changers However these units are not compatible with MP3 discs You cannot use the CH X99 CH X100 and KD MK series CD changers with this unit You cannot play any WMA disc in the CD changer Disc text information recorded in the CD Text can be displayed when a JVC CD Text compatible CD changer is connected e For connection see Installation Connection Manual separate volume To fast forward or reverse the track pe Ez Hold To go to the next or previous tracks pss Bm eS To go to the next or previous folders only for MP3 WMA USB For MP3 discs ES WMA discs To locate a particular track for CD or folder for MP3 WMA directly To select a number from 01 06 7 EQ 9 SSM D O 099 8 11 RPT 12 RND To select a number from 07 12 7 EQ 8 9 SSM 10 11 RPT 12 RND 220 8
167. ed into its components called secondary service A typical ensemble has six or more programmes services broadcast at the same time By connecting the DAB tuner this unit can do the following Tracing the same programme automatically Alternative Frequency Reception see DAB AF on page 16 It is recommended to use DAB tuner KT DB1000 with your unit If you have another DAB tuner consult your JVC IN CAR ENTERTAINMENT dealer Refer also to the Instructions supplied for your DAB tuner gt DABI DABZ DAB3 gt gt DAB1 gt DAB2 DAB3 lt 6 S Start searching for an ensemble When an ensemble is received searching stops To stop searching press the O Select a service either primary or secondary to listen to same button again To tune in to an ensemble manually Start searching for an ensemble as in step on the left column Hold 2 Select a desired ensemble frequency Storing DAB services memory You can preset six DAB services primary for each band 1 selecta service you want see steps to on the left column 2 Select the preset number 1 6 you want to store into mp s sam Hold Preset number flashes for a while BAYERN 2 Tuning to a preset DAB service gt DAB1 gt DAB2 DAB3 lt 1 BAND 2 Select the preset DAB service primary number 1 6 you want
168. elapsed time Especially after performing the search function this difference becomes noticeable This unit cannot play back the following files MP3 files encoded with MP3i and MP3 PRO format MP3 files encoded in an inappropriate format files encoded with Layer 1 2 WMA files encoded with lossless professional and voice format WMA files which are not based upon Windows Media Audio WMA files copy protected with DRM Files which have the data such as AIFF ATRAC3 etc The search function works but search speed is not constant Playing MP3 WMA tracks from a USB memory While playing from USB memory the playback order may differ from other players This unit may be unable to play back some USB memories or some files due to their characteristics or recording conditions Depending on the shape of the USB memories and connection ports some USB memories may not be attached properly or the connection might be loose Ifthe connected USB memory does not have the correct files NO FILE appears This unit can show Tag Version 1 0 1 1 2 2 2 3 or 2 4 for MP3 files and for WMA files This unit can play back MP3 WMA files meeting the conditions below Bit rate of MP3 16 kbps 320 kbps Sampling frequency of MP3 48 kHz 44 1 kHz 32 kHz for MPEG 1 24 kHz 22 05 kHz 16 kHz for MPEG 2 12 kHz 11 025 kHz 8 kHz for MPEG 2 5 Bit rate of WMA
169. ft Windows Media Microsoft iPod Apple Computer Inc USB NAMATb 50 Ha RMS 19 Br 4 0 40 20 000 0 8 2 40 4 0 8 0 5
170. g time with the current track number Clock with the current track number 1 Ifthe current disc is an audio CD NO NAME appears 2 Only for the built in CD player and external USB memory 3 Ifan MP3 WMA file does not have Tag information folder name and file name appear In this case the TAG indicator will not light up Ee ENGLISH Selecting the playback modes Sound adjustments You can use only one of the following playback modes ata time 1 Move 2 Select your desired playback mode W Repeat play 11 RPT Mode Plays repeatedly The current track FLDR RPT All tracks of the current folder fap DISC RPT All tracks of the current disc OD RPTOFF Cancels m Random play 12 RND Plays at random FLDR RND All tracks of the current folder then tracks of the next folder and so on ND Ca DISCRND Alltracks of the current disc or USB memory amp ND 627 MAG All tracks of the inserted discs RNDOFF Cancels 1 Only while playing a media MP3 WMA USB 2 Only while playing discs in the CD changer You can select a preset sound mode suitable to the music genre iEQ intelligent equalizer 1 MODE 2 gt USER ROCK gt CLASSIC JAZZ lt HIP HOP POPS Preset values BAS TRE LOUD Indication USER Flat sound 00 00 00 OFF ROCK Rock or disco music
171. ing to the USB memory see pages 11 and 12 For DAB tuner see pages 18 and 19 For iPod or D player see pages 19 21 If EXT IN does not appear see page 17 and select the external input EXT 6 on the connected component and start playing the source amp Adjust the volume Turn 0 Adjust the sound as you want See pages 14 and 15 To check other information while listening to an external component e EXT IN gt Clock ENGLISH Maintenance E How to clean the connectors Frequent detachment will deteriorate the connectors To minimize this possibility periodically wipe the connectors with a cotton swab or cloth moistened with alcohol being careful not to damage the connectors Connector Moisture condensation Moisture may condense on the lens inside the unit in the following cases After starting the heater in the car If it becomes very humid inside the car Should this occur the unit may malfunction In this case eject the disc and leave the unit turned on for a few hours until the moisture evaporates How to handle discs When removing a disc from its case press down the center holder of the case and lift the disc out Ds holding it by the edges Always hold the disc by the edges Do not touch its recording surface When storing a disc into its case gently insert the disc around the center holder with
172. it ejects If this does not work reset your unit The following marks are used to indicate CONTENTS Built in CD player operations I Control panel External CD changer operations P a EE emaus Remote controller RM RK50 lt externa memory operations Getting started Co Indicator displayed for the corresponding operation Y N operations 33 How to use the MODE button FM RDS operations Searching for your favorite FM RDS programme 8 If you press MODE the unit goes into functions mode then the number buttons and A w buttons work as Disc USB memory operations 11 different function buttons Playing disc in the unit 11 Playing discs in the CD changer 11 Ex When number button 2 works as Playing from USB 11 MO manatral button Sound adjustments 14 MODE z General settings PSM 15 DAB tuner operations 18 To use these buttons for their original functions iPod D player operations 19 again after pressing M MODE wait for 5 seconds Other external component operations 21 without pressing any of these buttons until the functio
173. ls see page 25 The track played back is not an MP3 WMA track Skip to another file Do not add the extension code lt mp3 gt or lt wma gt to non MP3 or WMA tracks e CHECK keeps flashing on the display Readout time varies depending on the USB memory Do not use too many hierarchy folders and empty folders Turn off the power then on again Folder that is physically empty or folder that contains data but does not contain valid MP3 WMA track Tracks folders do not play back in the order you have intended them to play Playback order is determined by the write in time stamp The first track folder written into the USB memory will be the first track folder for playback NO FILE flashes on the display NO USB appears on the display Attach a USB memory that contains tracks encoded in an appropriate format READ and FAILED appear alternately on the display The total number of tracks could not be accessed properly e Correct characters are not displayed e g album name This unit can only display letters upper case numbers and a limited number of symbols While playing a track sound is sometimes interrupted NO DISC appears on the display MP3 WMA tracks have not been properly copied into the USB memory Copy MP3 WMA tracks again into the USB memory and try again Insert a disc into the magazine e MAG
174. ns mode is eared or press M MODE Saat Maintenance eres 22 More about this unit 23 Detaching the control panel Troubleshooting 26 Specifications 29 For safety Do not raise the volume level too much as this will block outside sounds making driving dangerous Stop the car before performing any complicated operations Temperature inside the car If you have parked the car for a long time in hot or cold weather wait until the temperature in the car becomes normal before operating the unit ENGLISH Control panel Parts identification Display window sowxa 12 6697 O 8 55 Ti 90 MODE e 6 1 ATT standby on attenuator button Control dial A eject button Loading slot T P traffic programme programme type button DISP display button kaa v e A buttons Display window USB Universal Serial Bus input terminal L u control panel release button A up down buttons SEL select button 12 BAND button SRC source button 14 Remote sensor DO NOT expose the remote sensor to strong light direct sunlight or artificial lighting EQ equalizer
175. omatically Ifthe selected item has another layer you will enter the layer Repeat steps 2 and 3 until the desired track is played Holding v can skip 10 items at a time The menu selecting mode will be canceled If no operations are done for about 5 seconds When you confirm the selection of a track Selecting the playback modes 1 MODE 2 Select your desired playback mode 11 Cs Repeat play ONE RPT Functions the same as Repeat One of the iPod or Repeat Mode One for the D player ALL Functions the same as Repeat All of the iPod Repeat Mode All for the D player RPT OFF Cancels 12 RND m m Random play ALBM RND ND Cas Functions the same as Shuffle Albums of the iPod SONG RND RND ON Functions the same as Shuffle Songs of the iPod or Random Play On ofthe D player RND OFF Cancels For iPod Functions only if you select ALL in ALBUMS of the main MENU To check other information while listening to an iPod or a D player iO Other external component operations You can connect an external component to the CD changer jack on the rear using the Line Input Adapter KS U57 not supplied or AUX Input Adapter KS U58 not supplied I e For connection see Installation Connection Manual separate volume For listen
176. same network possibly broadcasting the same programme with stronger signals see the illustration below When shipped from the factory Network Tracking Reception is activated To change the Network Tracking Reception setting see AF REG on 16 EN Programme A broadcasting on different frequency areas 01 05 Automatic station selection Programme Search Usually when you press the number buttons the preset station is tuned in If the signals from the FM RDS preset station are not sufficient for good reception this unit using the AF data tunes in to another frequency broadcasting the same programme as the original preset station is broadcasting The unit takes some time to tune in to another station using programme search See also page 16 To check the current clock time while listening to an FM RDS station MO Station name PS Station B Frequency Programme type PTY Clock back to the beginning J EY PTY codes NEWS AFFAIRS INFO SPORT EDUCATE DRAMA CULTURE SCIENCE VARIED POP M music ROCK M music EASY M music LIGHT M music CLASSICS OTHER M music WEATHER FINANCE CHILDREN SOCIAL RELIGION PHONE IN TRAVEL LEISURE JAZZ COUNTRY NATION M music OLDIES FOLK M music DOCUMENT Disc USB memory operations Playing a disc in the unit mmmmm All tracks will be played repeatedly until you change
177. t 2 BAND DAB3 lt 2 1 6 DAB 7 EQ 9 SSM 10 11 RPT 12 RND DAB FM RDS RDS DAB FM RDS
178. the printed surface facing up Make sure to store discs into the cases after use Center holder To keep discs clean A dirty disc may not play correctly If a disc does become dirty wipe it with ES a soft cloth in a straight line from center to edge Do not use any solvent for example conventional record cleaner spray thinner benzine etc to clean discs To play new discs New discs may have some rough spots around the inner and outer edges If such a disc is used this unit may reject the disc To remove these rough spots rub the edges with a pencil or ball point pen etc fe Do not use the following discs Warped disc E Sticker Ce Sticker residue 22 Stick on label Ry Unusual shape Ox Single CD 8 cm disc M Fi More about this unit Basic operations Turning on the power By pressing SRC on the unit you can also turn on the power If the source is ready playback also starts Turning off the power Ifyou turn off the power while listening to a disc disc play will start from where playback has been stopped previously next time you turn on the power Tuner operations Storing stations in memory During SSM search All previously stored stations are erased and stations are stored newly Received stations are preset in No 1 lowest frequency to No 6 highest frequency When SSM is over the station stored in No 1 will be
179. und can be heard when connecting an iPod nano Disconnect the headphones from the iPod nano Update the firmware version of the iPod nano No sound can be heard ERROR 01 appears on the display when connecting a D player Disconnect the adapter from the D player Then connect it again NO FILES or NO TRACK appears on the display No tracks are stored Import tracks to the iPod or D player RESET 1 RESET 7 appears on the display Disconnect the adapter from both the unit and iPod D player Then connect it again RESET 8 appears on the display Check the connection between the adapter and this unit The iPod s or D player s controls do not work after disconnecting from this unit United States and or other countries Reset the iPod or D player Microsoft and Windows Media are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the iPod is a trademark of Apple Computer Inc registered in the U S and other countries Specifications TE Ee AUDIO AMPLIFIER SECTION CD PLAYER USB MEMORY SECTION Maximum Power Output Type Compact disc player Front Rear 50 W per channel Signal Detection Non contact optical pickup Continuous Power
180. upport ks pd500 index html gt Available characters on the display Available characters Display indications A n 6 H z u k L M N B P B P 5 TU 216 4 S Clef ilsi 2945 6 7 8 9 lt gt space u17 BI3 01 I e ee ENGLISH Troubleshooting What appears to be trouble is not always serious Check the following points before calling a service center General FM AM Disc playback MP3 WMA playback Symptoms Sound cannot be heard from the speakers Remedies Causes Adjust the volume to the optimum level Check the cords and connections The unit does not work at all SSM automatic presetting does not work Reset the unit see page 2 Store stations manually Static noise while listening to the radio Disc cannot be played back Connect the aerial firmly Insert the disc correctly CD R CD RW cannot be played back Tracks on the CD R CD RW cannot be skipped Insert a finalized CD R CD RW Finalize the CD R CD RW with the component which you used for recording Disc can neither be played back nor ejected Unlock the disc see page 13 Eject the disc forcibly see page 2
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